[ His reply seems to attenuate any efforts to prod at Kylo's more learned assessment of Chewie's state in the wake of what Kylo himself had done, and Rey is more than happy to take the hint and let it fall away there with nothing more than a noncommittal noise of thought to indicate that she has heard his suggestion. ] Perhaps.
[ On the contrary, she takes an aggressive stance in the game as the turns move onward, attempting to corner him in the same predatory fashion that she had risen against him on Starkiller once she'd accepted the guidance of the Force to supplement her own abilities. She fails to fork him effectively, and before any pieces can be properly shattered, one of the holograms flashes into another on Kylo's turn and Rey's expression twists and screws up in confusion.
Luckily, Kylo voices the same, though in him, it presents more as frustration. ]
It's not supposed to do that, then, I gather.
[ Despite the inquiry itself, she sounds unruffled by that outcome; given that the dejarik table finds its home aboard the Falcon, it comes as no surprise that it would be just as unreliable as some of the ship's more important systems—the hyperdrive, for instance, which has before sputtered in and out on her in a way that some might call dangerous (she likes to think, though, that Han Solo would simply call it an inconvenience). ]
Maybe we should open the panel and tune it up. It can't be that hard to— [ An unintelligible wookiee yell calls her to the cockpit, interrupting any comment she had aimed to make. Rey finds herself disappointed by the interruption in a way that startles her, but she spares herself the examination by standing and excusing herself from Kylo Ren's company with a brief dismissal. ] That'll mean we're close to Hapes.
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[ On the contrary, she takes an aggressive stance in the game as the turns move onward, attempting to corner him in the same predatory fashion that she had risen against him on Starkiller once she'd accepted the guidance of the Force to supplement her own abilities. She fails to fork him effectively, and before any pieces can be properly shattered, one of the holograms flashes into another on Kylo's turn and Rey's expression twists and screws up in confusion.
Luckily, Kylo voices the same, though in him, it presents more as frustration. ]
It's not supposed to do that, then, I gather.
[ Despite the inquiry itself, she sounds unruffled by that outcome; given that the dejarik table finds its home aboard the Falcon, it comes as no surprise that it would be just as unreliable as some of the ship's more important systems—the hyperdrive, for instance, which has before sputtered in and out on her in a way that some might call dangerous (she likes to think, though, that Han Solo would simply call it an inconvenience). ]
Maybe we should open the panel and tune it up. It can't be that hard to— [ An unintelligible wookiee yell calls her to the cockpit, interrupting any comment she had aimed to make. Rey finds herself disappointed by the interruption in a way that startles her, but she spares herself the examination by standing and excusing herself from Kylo Ren's company with a brief dismissal. ] That'll mean we're close to Hapes.